Do you need to water it at all before winter?

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I just moved back into my house with very limited space. I’m tying to figure out where to store my fresh vegetables, potatoes, onions, apples, etc. I wonder if this may be a solution since I only keep a small supply pf produce on hand.

After failing at spring planting and container garlic, I'm doing it right this year with fall planting in a raised bed. Being from Scranton, 6b, this information was very helpful. I'm trying Siberian Red. Thanks for the sharing the information.

Do you ever use Perlite on garlic? B t w really enjoyed your video . Thanks. Bob.

Thanks for the video, I’m new to gardening and would like to plant garlic this fall. Do you water them? If so how much and how often? Thanks

I have transitioned to this type of diet for my dogs they are 14 and16 and it seems to have helped some but again they are old and aren't going to be puppies again I keep a bowl of kibble down but they hardly eat it

in agreement, our dog eats what we eat also

I have two 50lb and 60lb dogs, so to make things easier, I chop all the vegetables in the food processor and then cook them in with the meat. I batch cook once every two weeks, easy, and only one pot to clean! Thanks for the great video

Highly, HIGHLY recommend the documentary Pet Fooled. We started whole feeding about a year ago. It’s incredible the difference it has made in their health. Wishing you the very best in your journey.

I have 'cooked' for my dogs for 20+ years. I had a young, wonderful dog with cancer and I took her home "to die"... for 15 years. I put her on whole, raw food and she lived an amazing life. I now feed a cooked meal to accommodate my family. I have phenomenally healthy dogs. I even make their treats. I keep anything that I make for the family that would be good for the dog in bags in the freezer, then instant pot it when I have enough. I save carrot peels, broccoli stem, every extra zucchini ever, anything healthy. Yesterday's pots were chicken and salmon. Everyone gives me carcasses, the butcher sells me cuts, cheap. I do put grains in my dog's foods.

Thank you Sarah! I always enjoy your inspiring videos! 💛🌻

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I heard about this in a traditional Irish medicine book and have wanted to make it sense

Sarah… that looks AMAZING! Thanks for sharing! 💛🌻

Love lemon too!

What a peaceful, productive kitchen! This just makes me happy watching it! Thank-you! Quick question... Do you use your canning lids multiple times? I'm assuming they have a good seal!

Thank you Sarah! I enjoyed your video! 💛🌻

Oh my gosh this sounds amazing.. currently in Winter here but I'd definitely love to try this ❤ thanks for sharing ❤

picking asparagus is what I saw, moved on

Great info for newbies like me about sugar and racking.

Nice vid! Thanks for sharing. I'm gonna do it. Thanks again

I've started it! After the first 3 days/nights, I opened the lid and boy did this smell awful. Is that expected? I'm afraid of wasting 4lbs of sugar.... please advise 😊

Can I use a plastic carboy? Thank you 😊

I’m loving this simple recipe So 4 pounds of sugar into 1 gallon of water ? It seems you have a bit more than a gallon of liquid in the video ?

How amazing is your husband to give you the gift of the memory of your pop pop in this way. I loved watching this.

I started making this 4/9 and I’ll let you know my results. Thank you for this recipe and the beautiful story to go with it! Your pop pop lives on ♥️

Thanks for this video! I grew up about 75 miles north of Lancaster and ate this dish frequently. It was very popular in the spring!

Im curious as to how it turned out? I was taught to make sure no green was on flowers. It causes contamination and bitterness. From what I was told. I have never tried any that was fermented with bottoms still attached so I am not sure.

ThNk you for sharing.

Cheers from Czech republic!

I really appreciate your videos. Thank you!

Great tips! I will definitely have to try this next year. I’ve done sweet potatoes once but put them in too late and they were so tiny. Any tips to keep worms/grubs from getting them?

I do this with potatoes. They stay til the end of March before they start to sprout. I’m excited to try this with carrots for next season!

I'd like to get the recipe but don't see a caption to get it.🤔

I grew mine in a 24" deep raised bed with loose, 'homemade' compost & had little runt sweet potatoes. 🤷🏼‍♀️ We had the hottest summer on record and are still in drought conditions, so that may have contributed to their lack of vigor. The vines themselves were a massive jungle; would pruning the tips of the vines help with the growth of the tuber underground?

Do you amend the soil with anything besides homemade compost?

Do you have a visual of the beginning process and the tools you used? What is a sip for instance?

Oh I loved this Sarah!! It was fun watching your family go about their business while you did the video!! Great information too! And those sweet potatoes!!! Wow!!! 💛

Now THAT is a beautiful sweet potato harvest!! I’ve never been very successful. We have very short mild summers here. We put up a new large greenhouse so I think I’ll give it another try. Thanks for the tips!! 💛

Such a great video and tip. I definitely have to dig bigger holes next season

Oh man! I would have totally come and picked up those windows. A little late now. Just found your channel.

Too close

Wonderful video, thank you for sharing! Shalom

Love this - So many great tips with kombucha! I love the outdoor, evening sounds while digging sweet potatoes!

I really enjoyed your video sharing so many important tasks on a homestead. ❤

cheap, cheaper and cheapest. I would never go that low.

Have you ever used this for making soap or do you know if it is good for soap making?

This was a really beautiful voiceover and video. Thank you

Hi What's the name of this music? It's old and very nice